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What case are you referring to?
I was under the impression that any arbitrator in these kinds of cases had to be approved by the NFLPA. Is that not the case? If the arbitrator is appointed by Goodell and not approved by the NFLPA, that seems pretty crazy. In that case, I take back what I said about distinguishing the Gordon case from the StarCaps case.
I think he's talking about DJ Williams and Ryan McBean. If I remember all the details right, they both had 6 game suspensions. In their case, the sample collector certified that he'd seen them pee directly into the container, yet the sample came up as non-human. He was later fired for dereliction of duty.
As I understand it, the "all or nothing" was about whether the arbitrator could set a different punishment, or whether it was all or nothing. According to the NFL spokesman, it's all or nothing for the arbitrator's decision.NJ said:
yea not to be accusative, but if this is another case of blowing smoke, dude should be banned IMO. way too much of that happening in this thread. may have been clever the first time... now just incredibly dumb.
Not making it up. I just went back to the report to make sure I heard it right. Go to espnradio and go to 11:37:44 to listen to the report.
Likely story... I bet if the rulings in your favor you're flight mysteriously gets cancelled
Nah, Ill be in Northern Ontario on a hunting trip. No reception. So good news or bad news, I gotta get all my fun/laughs in today.Likely story... I bet if the rulings in your favor you're flight mysteriously gets cancelled
If he gets the full year, I am gonna tap a little bud out onto the floor in remembrance of my dead homie.
Care to fill in the gaps? I didn't get one and no comment in the Welker thread.
ardon the hijack:
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